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How to Make Your Small Bathroom Look Larger

When you first built your house, you might have not probably cared how large your bathroom would be. You might have only realized its size when you stepped inside to use it. There are some people who could afford to have an already large bathroom to be installed in the house, while there are some who are content with only a small one. Now, are you someone who has a small lavatory? Do you want to make it look a little wider and larger than its actual size? Fortunately for you, there are ways on how you could achieve that without having to totally reconstruct your rest room.

Does your bathroom have a lot of clutter inside it? If it does, then you might want to throw them away or, if you are still using them, store them in a drawer or cabinet so that they are not just lying about. The first step to making your bathroom look larger is to organize the items that you use inside the said place. By removing unnecessary things inside it, you would be freeing up space. By exposing more room, you could make your lavatory look wider (and not to mention cleaner).

The next thing that you could do is to change the wall and the flooring. Use materials that are light in color, and as much as possible, those with little or no design. These would help add a feeling of vastness to your bathroom, and with the proper lighting, you could pull off your trick. Regarding the lighting, try to install a skylight so that natural light could enter your lavatory. Aside from helping you save up on energy consumption, the way it would bounce off your white wallpaper and flooring would make your rest room look brighter and livelier.

These are but a few examples of how to make your lavatory look larger. If you would like more information and tips on small bathroom plans, try searching the Internet. You might also want to check magazines for small bathroom plans.

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